Colección GB 0074 ACC/1406 - BERRIDGE, Richard (d 1887)

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GB 0074 ACC/1406

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BERRIDGE, Richard (d 1887)

Fecha(s)

  • 1801-1937 (Creación)

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0.53 linear metres.

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Historia biográfica

The seat of Richard Berridge was Ballynahinch Castle, County Galway, Ireland, which became the residence of his son, Richard, who was a justice of the peace for the county and, in 1894, High Sheriff.

Richard Berridge the elder lived for over twenty years in Bloomsbury, first at 36 Bloomsbury Square, then, from about 1856 to 1877, at 18 Great Russell Street. Prior to this he had resided in Rochester, Kent, and he acquired property in that county as well as in Middlesex. A return of landowners in 1873 describes his holdings in Middlesex as over 300 acres with a gross estimated rental of £577, and a smaller amount in Kent, 79 acres worth £184.15s. He also had mining interests and property in other counties. Berridge entered into partnership with Sir Henry Meux of the Horse Shoe Brewery, Tottenham Court Road. He retired in July 1878 on the establishment of the new firm of Meux and Company. In the late 1870's Berridge left Bloomsbury for an address in Putney, Surrey, and, after a few years, went to live in Bridgewater, Somerset. He died on 20 September 1887 leaving five daughters and one son, Richard, born in 1870.

The estate was administered by trustees until Richard Berridge the younger came of age. In his will, Berridge bequeathed a charity legacy of £200,000 to be applied for the advancement and propagation of education in economic and sanitary sciences in Great Britain. The legacy was administered by his trustees, who donated large sums to the Worshipful Company of Plumbers and the British Institute of Preventive Medicine, and smaller amounts to other institutions and societies, such as the Sanitary Inspectors' Association and Queen Victoria's Jubilee Institute for Nurses.

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GB 0074 ACC/1406 1801-1937 Collection 0.53 linear metres. Berridge , Richard , d 1887 , landowner and brewer

The seat of Richard Berridge was Ballynahinch Castle, County Galway, Ireland, which became the residence of his son, Richard, who was a justice of the peace for the county and, in 1894, High Sheriff.

Richard Berridge the elder lived for over twenty years in Bloomsbury, first at 36 Bloomsbury Square, then, from about 1856 to 1877, at 18 Great Russell Street. Prior to this he had resided in Rochester, Kent, and he acquired property in that county as well as in Middlesex. A return of landowners in 1873 describes his holdings in Middlesex as over 300 acres with a gross estimated rental of £577, and a smaller amount in Kent, 79 acres worth £184.15s. He also had mining interests and property in other counties. Berridge entered into partnership with Sir Henry Meux of the Horse Shoe Brewery, Tottenham Court Road. He retired in July 1878 on the establishment of the new firm of Meux and Company. In the late 1870's Berridge left Bloomsbury for an address in Putney, Surrey, and, after a few years, went to live in Bridgewater, Somerset. He died on 20 September 1887 leaving five daughters and one son, Richard, born in 1870.

The estate was administered by trustees until Richard Berridge the younger came of age. In his will, Berridge bequeathed a charity legacy of £200,000 to be applied for the advancement and propagation of education in economic and sanitary sciences in Great Britain. The legacy was administered by his trustees, who donated large sums to the Worshipful Company of Plumbers and the British Institute of Preventive Medicine, and smaller amounts to other institutions and societies, such as the Sanitary Inspectors' Association and Queen Victoria's Jubilee Institute for Nurses.

Records deposited in January 1978.

Papers concerning the property and estate of Richard Berridge of Bloomsbury, including papers relating to money left to various charities and institutions, and the executorship of Charles Tomkins.

ACC/1406-1: Deeds relating to premises in Brentford and Little Stanmore;
ACC/1406-2: Deeds concerning executorship of Charles Tomkins;
ACC/1406-3: Miscellaneous probates of wills and related papers;
ACC/1406-4: Middlesex;
ACC/1406-5: Cornwall;
ACC/1406-6: Durham and Yorkshire;
ACC/1406-7: Gloucestershire;
ACC/1406-8: Kent;
ACC/1406-9: Wiltshire;
ACC/1406-10: Wales;
ACC/1406-11: Ireland;
ACC/1406-12: Personal estate.

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Compiled in compliance with General International Standard Archival Description, ISAD(G), second edition, 2000; National Council on Archives Rules for the Construction of Personal, Place and Corporate Names, 1997.

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Origen del ingreso o transferencia

Records deposited in January 1978.

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Papers concerning the property and estate of Richard Berridge of Bloomsbury, including papers relating to money left to various charities and institutions, and the executorship of Charles Tomkins.

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Sistema de arreglo

ACC/1406-1: Deeds relating to premises in Brentford and Little Stanmore;
ACC/1406-2: Deeds concerning executorship of Charles Tomkins;
ACC/1406-3: Miscellaneous probates of wills and related papers;
ACC/1406-4: Middlesex;
ACC/1406-5: Cornwall;
ACC/1406-6: Durham and Yorkshire;
ACC/1406-7: Gloucestershire;
ACC/1406-8: Kent;
ACC/1406-9: Wiltshire;
ACC/1406-10: Wales;
ACC/1406-11: Ireland;
ACC/1406-12: Personal estate.

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Available for general access.

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Copyright to this collection rests with the depositor.

Idioma del material

  • inglés

Escritura del material

  • latín

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English

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London Metropolitan Archives

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Compiled in compliance with General International Standard Archival Description, ISAD(G), second edition, 2000; National Council on Archives Rules for the Construction of Personal, Place and Corporate Names, 1997.

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